Description Rare six-speed manual V12; one of only 191 made; 69,460 miles with 14 service stamps; four owners; YouTube featured; lovely condition throughout Only in production from 2002 – 2003, the GT was the last and most powerful version of the DB7 and cost around £105,000 new.

It was powered by a tuned version of the Vantage V12 engine which upped the power from 420bhp to 435bhp (although rumour has it that it actually produced 460bhp which Aston kept quiet so as not to upset Vanquish buyers who had paid £60k more for a slower car).

The chassis was also 20% stiffer and it had various aerodynamic tweaks which reduced lift by almost 50%.

Fitted with distinctive twin bonnet vents, the GT also had a mesh front grille, lower air intake and unique 5-spoke 18” alloy wheels.

It also had sports suspension, a free-flowing sports exhaust, quick-shift 6-speed manual gearbox with a twin-plate racing clutch and bigger Brembo brakes.

The final drive was changed from the 3.77 of the Vantage to...